"It has been my experience that deploying Ringtail QuickCull for
pre-processing, culling, triage review, and data export dramatically
streamlines the most time and technology intensive parts of data collection
and production while maintaining forensic integrity," said Joseph Perkovich,
associate with Dorsey & Whitney LLP. "Due to QuickCull's rapid implementation
and reliability in digesting data, I am aware of no better discovery tool for
use in enforcement or investigative actions brought by prosecutors, regulators
or legislative committees."

Upon installation, users can immediately begin indexing data and quickly
identify duplicate files, which are automatically tagged for efficiency.
Hidden files and columns, tracked changes and other modifications are also
available to view. Reviewers can search for documents using a variety of
search methods, including keywords and complex Boolean queries that can also
be restricted to specific metadata fields. QuickCull then presents documents
for preview, allowing reviewers to mark and tag individual documents in
preview mode. These markings are saved for export into processing, review and
analysis tools via the EDRM XML standard, an industry standard for which FTI
took a leadership position to develop. QuickCull is also Unicode compliant to
support international requirements.

"Our corporate clients not only want cost-effective tools for today's
needs, but also smart investments that help support a long-term e-discovery
strategy," said Patrick Strong, senior managing director of FTI Technology, a
business unit of FTI Consulting. "QuickCull meets this challenge by providing
immediate out-of-the-box benefits and a clear path for streamlining the
e-discovery process for future matters."

Cost Reduction

The vast majority of data that corporations save and collect for
e-discovery - whether in enterprise content management (ECM) systems, line of
business (LOB) applications or other storage repositories - are not relevant
to legal or regulatory matters. However, many corporations collect any and all
data within the parameters of a case - all of the emails of ten key
custodians, for example - and then work with their law firm or a legal service
provider to facilitate processing and review. If the irrelevant data is
eliminated earlier in the process, clients reduce the cost of not only of
potentially extraneous processing, but also legal review by focusing on the
data that matters to the facts at hand.

"When organizations had access to unlimited financial resources, dealing
with the combination of corporate data growth and surging electronic discovery
requests was fairly basic: hire more people to complete complex tasks such as
first pass and comprehensive reviews," said Brian Babineau, senior industry
analyst with Enterprise Strategy Group. "Clearly, the economy has dictated a
more frugal approach to resource utilization, but data growth and frequency of
matters involving ESI have not subsided leaving organizations no choice but to
leverage technology to cut costs. In our opinion, one of the easiest ways to
cut electronic discovery costs is to invest in solutions that cut the data set
as early in the process as possible."

Understanding Data Earlier

QuickCull users can index, search, cull and preview datasets within hours
of collection without sending data off-site. In addition, QuickCull searches
the data by a variety of methods, including keywords, data ranges and
custodians, providing an early view into the likely responsive documents.

This enables in-house teams to understand the data better and earlier in
the process, as well as providing significant strategic advantage.

Springboard for Streamlined E-Discovery

Large corporations manage hundreds of matters annually and struggle with
controlling the cost of the often complex e-discovery process. A significant
component of the complexity and cost is due to a crowded yet disparate
e-discovery vendor market. According to the 2009 Socha-Gelbmann Electronic
Discovery Survey, there are over 600 vendors that claim to offer e-discovery
products or services, and for those offering products, the majority provide
niche tools that address one or two of the nine e-discovery steps, as laid out
by the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, or EDRM. For corporations seeking
to simplify their e-discovery process with fewer tools and vendors, QuickCull
represents an integrated component of FTI Technology's complete e-discovery
portfolio of software, services and consulting.

QuickCull is the latest product from FTI, which also offers Attenex
Patterns and Ringtail Legal software, two of the top e-discovery tools
according to the annual Socha-Gelbmann survey. The addition of QuickCull
enables corporations to cull, process, review, analyze and produce data using
one integrated platform and a single provider. QuickCull, Attenex and Ringtail
all provide customizable, repeatable workflows that are backed by a highly
scalable SQL database. In addition, all three products are offered as either
on-demand or on-premise deployments, so corporations can customize the
solutions to meet their particular IT environment and litigation profile.

FTI can help clients manage and execute the entire e-discovery process,
including identification and collection, with the company's expert consultants
as well. Located around the globe, FTI consultants have managed hundreds of
e-discovery matters, ranging from internal corporate fraud investigations,
multinational litigation, Hart Scott Rodino "second requests," and structured
data discovery.

"For our clients, the new QuickCull appliance is a catalyst for a
long-term, strategic approach to e-discovery," said David Remnitz, senior
managing director and technology segment leader for FTI Technology. "For FTI
Technology, QuickCull represents another important step for us in broadening
our offerings to support our clients' complete e-discovery needs."

The QuickCull appliance is available from FTI Technology in the fourth
quarter of 2009. For more information, please visit www.ftitechnology.com.

About FTI Consulting

FTI Consulting, Inc. is a global business advisory firm dedicated to
helping organizations protect and enhance enterprise value in an increasingly
complex legal, regulatory and economic environment. With more than 3,500
employees located in most major business centers in the world, we work closely
with clients every day to anticipate, illuminate, and overcome complex
business challenges in areas such as investigations, litigation, mergers and
acquisitions, regulatory issues, reputation management and restructuring. More
information can be found at www.fticonsulting.com.

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